Sex toys and silence aid Wollschleger's fractured commentary on our dystopian world.

Gripping new play revels in the grubby origins of Murdoch's endless race to the bottom.

The German clarinettist tells us about the instruments that lay under and on top of the piano, career choices and the challenges and pleasures to be found in Mozart, Weber and working with Yuja Wang.

The last pre-fire recording of the Notre Dame organ brings Bach into the 21st century.

The Australian is among 11 living composers elaborating on the theme at the heart of Beethoven’s famous Variations.

The label plans to record and release over 100 rare works by a dozen important composers.

Withers' Competition bears fruit in an engaging album of (mostly) new repertoire.

He found fame with his iconic screen persona, but not everyone knows Charlie Chaplin was a gifted violinist who composed the scores for every one of his films. Clive Paget talks to Philippe Quint, who has arranged a dozen of his greatest hits, about The Little Tramp’s musical connections.

Sony’s Previn birthday box becomes a fitting memorial.

It's #AussieAussieAussie as Tognetti flies his musical flag in the Big Apple.

Ulisse completes this Monteverdian’s Monteverdi.

The American conductor tells us about swapping guitar for baton, what recording can do for an orchestra, and her new Respighi disc, which is Limelight's Recording of the Month in April.